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Creating a Climate
Committed to Social
Justice and InclusionAPPD Fall Meeting Skill Building
10/11/18
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Pat Poitevien MD, MSc
Director, Pediatric Residency Program
Hasbro Children’s Hospital / Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University
Michelle Barnes MD
Associate Program Director, Pediatric Residency Program
University of Illinois at Chicago
Karla Au Yeung MD
Director, Pediatric Residency Program
Valley Children’s (Affiliated with Stanford School of Medicine)
D&I Skill Building Group
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D&I Skill Building Group Brian Lurie MD, MPH
Faculty General Pediatrics Director Outpatient Clinic
Carolinas Medical Center, Levine Children’s Hospital
Sydney Primis MD
Director, Pediatric Residency Program
Carolinas Medical Center, Levine Children’s Hospital
Michelle Brooks C-TAGME
Residency Program Coordinator
Stanford Children’s Health
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APPD Learning Communities
Community Health and Advocacy Training
Michelle Barnes, Co-Chair
LGBTQA+
Michelle Brooks, Chair
Brian Lurie, Past Chair
Underrepresented Minorities in Pediatric GME
Pat Poitevien, Past Co-Chair
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Rules of Engagement
Share talk time / Share the space
Risk Taking – to learn from each other we are going to ask people to step out
of their comfort zones
Support – We have to support people when they are out of their comfort zones
Confidentiality
Respect – Every individual’s perspective is valued and considered legitimate
for that person
All feedback and comments should be made with the desire to educate, not
hurt
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Diversity in Academic MedicineCurrent Trends
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Current Trends
Deville C, et al. Diversity in Graduate Medical Education in the US by Race, Ethnicity and
Sex. JAMA Internal Med. 2015
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Current Trends
Walker L, et al. Pediatric Faculty Diversity; A New Landscape for Academic
Pediatrics in the 21st century. JAMA Pediatrics. 2013
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Current Trends
Mendoza F, et al. Diversity and Inclusion Training in Pediatric Departments
Pediatrics.2015
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Current Trends
Physicians who self identify as underrepresented
Are more likely to enter into primary care
Are more likely to provide care for patients in underserved areas
Are more likely to provide care for non-English speaking
populations
AAMC Report: Diversity in Medical Education: Facts and Figures. 2016
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InclusionCurrent Climate
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Diversity without Inclusion 2218 Medical School Faculty Surveyed across 26 institutions
512 (23%) were URMM
URMM endorsed higher leadership aspirations
URMM rated their institutions lower on cultural dimensions of
relationships and inclusion
URMM rated their institutions lower on URMM equity and institutional
efforts to improve diversity
22 % (112) reported they had personally experienced racial/ethnic
discrimination by a superior or colleague
12% (64) reported this occurred in the last two years
Pololi LH, et al. The Experience of Minority Faculty Who Are Underrepresented in Medicine
at 26 Representative US Medical Schools. Acad Med. 2013
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Diversity without Inclusion 29 Faculty @ JHU SOM participated in focus groups to
discuss the institutions cultural diversity climate
Price EG, et al. The Role of Cultural Diversity Climate in Recruitment, Promotion
and retention of Faculty in Medicine. JGIM. 2005
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Re Climate…
“Unless I identify myself as a gay man, which until I tell you that, you
don’t know, I may have to stand and listen to somebody say things
that are very derogatory about me and others that, in polite
company, they wouldn’t do for a person whose diversity is outwardly
visible.”
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Re Bias…
“…when you think about practices that may or may not impact your
career development, I think you have to kind of choose your battles
very selectively because you’ll be confronted with topics of
conversation and points of view that can be very viscerally offensive.
I mean whenever I hear people talk…about ‘we are all going to STD
clinic, that’s where you can recruit large numbers of African
Americans’ and when I hear that, its offensive.”
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Diversity without Inclusion
96 Faculty across 5 medical institutions interviewed to ascertain their
assessment of the culture of academic medicine
Purposeful over sampling of women and URMM Faculty
Pololi LH, et al. Race, Disadvantage, and Faculty Experiences in Academic Medicine.
JGIM. 2010
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Re culture
“So academic medicine is a foreign culture that isn’t friendly to
American Indians and Latinos. You’re not going to attract Latinos,
American Indians who have a community bent, who want to change
social systems, who have a sense of family and community. Its very
hard for us to fit in at academic institutions, where that’s about the
individual.”
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Re Bias “If the majority of patients that you are treating are African
American and very poor and uneducated, and I’m African American,
well, people are sometimes not able to make the distinction between
some of those patients and you.”
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Re Diversity Practices
“The minorities see academia as an environment they can potentially
thrive in and they get played. They become the representative in
that it shows that the institution is doing something about health
disparities, and they get used, and they also don’t wind up in decision
making circles.”
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Diversity without Inclusion 27 URM Resident Physicians participated in interviews
19 (70%) Black
3 (11%) LatinX
1 (4%) Native American
4 (15%) Mixed race/ethnicity
15 (56%) Female
Osseo-Asare A, et al. Minority Resident Physicians’ Views on the
Role of Race/Ethnicity in Their Training Experiences in the
Workplace. JAMA Network Open. 2018
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Diversity without Inclusion
Microaggressions
“Wow. You’ve really come a long way. You know, like, being like a
Mexican, that’s just…I didn’t expect somebody to be that well
educated. And I said, Oh Wow. Well I did go to school, and I’ve
been here for a while. And I’m actually not from Mexico, but I’m
proud of my heritage. Actually I’m fourth generation.”
“Yeah. You just told someone who’s had an Afro for the last 2
years who finally got their hair flat-ironed once, and you’re like
‘Oh, your hair looks so professional!”
Osseo-Asare A, et al. Minority Resident Physicians’ Views on the
Role of Race/Ethnicity in Their Training Experiences in the
Workplace. JAMA Network Open. 2018
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Diversity without Inclusion URM Trainees as Race/Ethnicity Ambassadors
“…you get tapped to do various things, and some of it is stuff that
you’re interested in and some of it is because they need, not
necessarily a token individual, but somebody to be representative
of all the ideas of minorities because you have that insight.”
Osseo-Asare A, et al. Minority Resident Physicians’ Views on the
Role of Race/Ethnicity in Their Training Experiences in the
Workplace. JAMA Network Open. 2018
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Diversity without Inclusion Challenges Negotiating Personal and Professional Identity While Seen
as “Other”
“For me its like I have this part of my culture that just never really gets any
attention during the workday…it’s not like I get to share any part of my culture
because people don’t necessarily know anything about it to ask or seem to really
care.”
“I get in work mode and I prepare myself. I put my shield up because you never
know who’s going to be acting what kind of way in my department. I just can’t be
how I am at home or with my friends.”
Osseo-Asare A, et al. Minority Resident Physicians’ Views on the
Role of Race/Ethnicity in Their Training Experiences in the
Workplace. JAMA Network Open. 2018
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Social Justice In Medical EducationCall to Action
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Social Justice
John Rawls; A Theory of Justice – 1970
A Theory of Justice must regulate “the inequities in life prospects between
citizens that arise from social starting positions, natural advantages and
historical contingencies.”
The veil of ignorance
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Social Justice in Medical Education
The underrepresentation of some racial/ethnic groups in medicine is rooted in
A history of segregated and unequal medical education
Barriers to professional advancement
A socioeconomic/political system in which racial / ethnic minorities receive lower quality
education at every level
A culture in which institutional and interpersonal racial discrimination remains a reality
Orom H, et al. The Social and Learning Environments Experienced by Underrepresented Minority Medical
Students. Acad Med. 2013.
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Good Medicine2
7
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G&O Consider your identity and how facets of that identity impact your everyday life
Examine how power and privilege may be impacting your training program
Develop language to discuss issues of diversity and inclusion with key stakeholders
Make a “Diversity and Inclusion” assessment of your own program
Discuss strategies to mitigate the impact of explicit and implicit bias in the GME
environment
Develop strategies to engage trainees in lessons about social justice in medicine
Share Best Practices
Practice skills learned for creating an inclusive and diverse training program
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Circles of My Multicultural SelfIdentity, Power and Privilege
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Circles of My Multicultural Self
ID
#1
ID
#3
Your
Name
ID
#4
ID
#2
1. Pair up
2. Center Circle:
→ Your Name
3. Outer Circles:
→Dimensions of your
identity
EXAMPLES:
Race, Gender, Religion,
Profession, Sibling,
Spouse, Parent
4. Share 2 Stories
w/Partner:
→1 Painful & 1 Proud story
5. Share a stereotype with
your partner about one
dimension of your identity
that fails to describe you
accurately.
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Tape on the Forehead Activity
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Activity
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Discussion What happened?
How did you come together?
What did it feel like?
How do you feel now?
Have you experienced or witnessed these dynamics in other settings?
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Mainstream
The center or in-group.
The mainstream sets the tone for a group organization or society.
Its preferences become the norms for the group, and it provides
most of the leadership for carrying out the mission of the group.
The mainstream may or may not be conscious of its role and higher
status
Everyone is a member of some mainstream or other
even a working class Jewish radical lesbian may be able-bodied, for
example, and "able-bodied" is a mainstream identity.
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Margin
The periphery or out-group.
Marginalized: Excluded, ignored, or relegated to the
outer edge of a group/society/community.
Everyone is a member of some margin or other
even a white, heterosexual, owning-class, Protestant man may be a
vegetarian, or a "night person“ who hates working before noon.
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Think about a time you were in the
margin What was it like to be in the margin?
What did the mainstream seem like to the margin?
What would you like to say as a marginalized person to the
mainstream?
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Think about…
How do dynamics of privilege and marginalization impact the success
of trainees and faculty?
What is the impact of structural bias on trainees and faculty?
List examples of how structural bias occur in our programs.
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Common Fears and Difficult
Conversations around InclusionDefinitions
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Wellness Break
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The Pediatrician and Social JusticeSpent
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Poverty in America
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playspent.org
AAP US Child Poverty Curriculum, www.aap.org/en-us/advocacy-and-policy/aap-health-
initiatives/CPTI/Pages/U-S-Child-Poverty-Curriculum.aspx
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What does poverty look like?
How does someone in poverty earn their income?
What are their expenses?
How does income impact the ability to…
Meet basic needs?
Provide for one’s family?
What issues did the game raise for you?
How did this make you consider what is necessary
vs. what is a luxury?
AAP US Child Poverty Curriculum, www.aap.org/en-us/advocacy-and-policy/aap-
health-initiatives/CPTI/Pages/U-S-Child-Poverty-Curriculum.aspx
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Explicit bias and the Muslim intern
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The scenario…
You are an attending on nights in the ER.
You just heard from the head nurse, Ronnie, that the
father of a patient, told your intern, Amina, that the
family did not want a Muslim doctor.
Ronnie told you that Amina looked very upset and is now
in an empty exam room where she is collecting herself.
Ronnie suggested that you look in on her.
When you walk in Amina is obviously crying…
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Consider in Pairs…
How did the interaction go?
Have you ever been in this situation?
How did it feel as the PD to support the resident
after this interaction?
How did it feel as the resident to talk to your PD
about this interaction?
What surprised you most about this discussion?
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Consider at Your Tables…
Have you ever been in this situation?
What if you were the faculty member on service
with the resident? How would you support the
resident through this experience?
How do you discuss this interaction with your
housestaff? What are important issues to address?
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Implicit bias and the well-
intentioned resident
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Consider…
How did the interaction go?
Has anyone ever been in this situation before?
How did the faculty member engage the resident after this
interaction?
What if you are the faculty member on service with the resident? How
would you provide feedback to the resident around this experience?
How do you discuss this interaction with your housestaff? What are
important issues to address?
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Game of LifeDesign Your Own Residency Program
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The Game of LifeWe don’t get to pick some aspects of our lives
What would you do if
you were given a
different life?
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Wrap-up
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Summary
Diversity and Inclusion are distinct entities
You cannot support and sustain a diverse climate without inclusion
You cannot support and sustain an inclusive environment without
acknowledging social injustice
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Take-aways Recognize the impact power and privilege have on your trainees
Empowered you with language to engage stakeholders in these conversations
Make an objective assessment of your program/department/institution
Engage your trainees in education about social justice
Support your faculty and trainees when they are faced with examples of
implicit or explicit bias
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Thank You!